Mother of the Sea
The legend of the Mother of the Sea is a tale that virtually every Inuit from Greenland to the Canadian Arctic knows in some form or another. Updated to suit modern times, using plastic trash and climate change, this tale does more than scare children of the dangers of thin ice; it warns all of us about the perils of disrespecting or ignoring Mother Nature's needs, priorities, and health.
The legend of the Mother of the Sea is a tale that virtually every Inuit from Greenland to the Canadian Arctic knows in some form or another. Updated to suit modern times, using plastic trash and climate change, this tale does more than scare children of the dangers of thin ice; it warns all of us about the perils of disrespecting or ignoring Mother Nature's needs, priorities, and health.
Related Titles
Related Articles
View All
Has the Climate Crisis Arrived?
The runaway burning of fossil fuels and other human activities are contributing substantially to increased global temperatures, resulting in rapid changes to weather patterns. The…
Endangered African Forests Fuel Climate Change
Our planet’s long-term health depends on moderating natural and human-made processes that lead to global warming and habitat destruction. Deforestation in Africa and elsewhere…
From Hyperloops to Maglev: Green Energy and Speed Shape the Future of Trains
Trains of the future are looking more and more advanced – and speedier – thanks to new technology like maglev, hyperloops, and clean energy solutions.
Returning Species and Green Cities: How Rewilding Can Save Nature and Ourselves
Rewilding – the process of taking dead or industrialized areas and reintroducing nature to them – has helped revitalize ecosystems across the globe. It can even help us tackle…
Overpopulation in the Era of Climate Change
Overpopulation is a root cause of climate change. Reducing the rate of population growth is crucial to the fight to bring global warming under control. However, governments are…